Oscar Loew

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Oscar Loew (April 2, 1844, Marktredwitz - January 26, 1941, Berlin) was a German agricultural chemist.

He is a founder of the Pyocyanese, "Kalkfaktor".

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Der Kalkbedarf des Menschen, 1916 ([1])
Das Calcium im Leben der Haustiere, 1939

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